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Titans player who got into argument that provoked 'unfortunate' gun incident speaks out

JC Latham says there's no bad blood with Jordan Elliott after the Tennessee Titans gun incident, calling it an unfortunate, heated situation.

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Titans player who got into argument that provoked 'unfortunate' gun incident speaks out
JC Latham says there's no bad blood with Jordan Elliott after the Tennessee Titans gun incident, calling it an unfortunate, heated situation.
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